Sentence examples for infectious behavior from inspiring English sources

Her infectious behavior pushes my bounds in healthy directions".

For example, in the introductory biology textbook, Invitation to Biology (Curtis, 1972), flocking was described as an infectious behavior with a leader who worked the hardest.

Infectious intermediate volatiles from material A are able to initiate and shorten the degradation processes in material B. This observation documents infectious behavior that will have significant consequences for materials interactions, understanding material degradation processes and long-term aging effects in combined material exposures.

He co-edited a book titled "The Origins of Schizophrenia" in 2011 and was the author of the 2013 book "Infectious Behavior: Brain-Immune Connections in Autism, Schizophrenia and Depression".

These results correlate with actual infectious behavior, suggesting that non-permissiveness of ES cells may depend on IE promoter activity.

This investigation focused on two aspects of health behaviors related to infectious diseases: 1) behaviors when ill, including seeking care by a physician, hospitalization or antibiotic usage, and 2) prevalence of infectious syndromes and common complaints with a potential relationship to infectious diseases.

The questionnaire focused on risk perception of AI and other infectious diseases, precautionary behavior, and use of information sources; it was based on our earlier study of risk perception of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) (9 ).

Figure 3 Plots of latent T-Cell populations vs time for data set 1 for time delays less than and greater than critical time ( (pmb{n_{rt}=0.5}), (pmb{n_{p}=0.6}) ). Figure 4 Limit cycle behavior of infectious free virus population for data set 1 for time delay greater than critical time for (pmb{n_{rt}=0.5}), (pmb{n_{p}=0.6}).

Human behavior influences infectious disease transmission, and numerous "prevalence-behavior" models have analyzed this interplay.

They provide the primary model for research in infectious diseases, reproductive biology, behavior, neuroscience and immunology.

The test-seeking behavior for infectious diseases is unlikely as the Brazilian public health care system offers alternative test sites.